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Meanwhile, the cooling interest in the spot DOGE ETFs might be a warning sign.

The biggest IPO in history, a memory-maker up 277% this year, and an Ethereum treasury closing in on 5% of supply are set to define this quarter. These 5 companies across AI and crypto carry the stories investors will follow through December. 1. Anthropic Anthropic, the company behind Claude AI, filed to go public in

The ARK Invest CEO says the US dollar is much stronger than investors think and could appreciate significantly over the next few years. Why is it important for investors? A stronger dollar could pressure gold, reshape bond positioning, and test Bitcoin’s recent ability to rise rapidly. Wood Says Investors Are Watching

ZRO and AERO are the other notable gainers over the past 24 hours.

The US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned 3 people and 2 charities, accusing them of moving $2 million to Hamas through crypto and sham charities. The charities are Association Baraka and Ensemble C Mieux. The three individuals are reportedly: The Justice Department (DOJ) also unsealed

BTC, HYPE, ZEC, and KAS are set to begin the new week with very different setups, but all four are approaching important technical or fundamental milestones.

Speaking at XRP Seoul 2026, Ripple's Senior Director of Engineering, Ayo Akinyele, outlined an engineering roadmap centered around trust, privacy, scalability, and AI agent support.

The popular author compared BTC and the precious metal to having insurance for your car.

Goldman Sachs holds buy ratings on 5 stocks heading into the upcoming earnings season. Four have lost ground in 2026, leaving Baker Hughes as the only gainer. The picks span theme parks, parcel delivery, advertising, Latin American banking and oilfield services. All the companies report their earnings between late

Opposition to AI data centers is spreading beyond the US. Residents in Australia, South Korea, Japan and Malaysia are now challenging projects planned near their homes. In Sydney, Australia’s largest property company has dropped a data center that would have stood about 20 meters from homes. The plan had drawn fierce